Household Screener

National Survey of Family Growth

ATT_I-ScreenerQuestionnaire040918

Household Screener Instrument

OMB: 0920-0314

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Screener Instrument – English



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CONFIRMA

 Interviewer checkpoint: 


This is sample ID [Sample ID preload]. You are at: 

[Address number preload], [Street name preload]

[Apartment number preload, if app]
[City name preload],
[State where Interview is being conducted preload], [Zip code preload]

       If you have entered the wrong sample line, please suspend this case by pressing [Alt+X] 

       Please re-enter the numeric portion of the address to continue





INFORMANT


 Interviewer checkpoint: 

       Who are you talking to now? 

1.  Household Member
5.  Proxy Reporter



HHPerson[n].NAME

I would like the name (or initials) of the people who usually live here.
Please include any unmarried children away from home living in a dormitory, fraternity or sorority.

Remember that this interview is completely voluntary and confidential.
If there is any question that you do not wish to answer, please let me
know and we can move on to the next question.

Let's start with you, what is your name?/What is the next person’s name?

       ENTER Name 



HHPerson[n].SEX

       If necessary, ask: (Is [Name of nth person in household] male or female?) 

1.  Male
2.  Female



HHPerson[n].AGE_X

How old are you/is [Name of nth person in household]? 

       If necessary, ask: (How old were you/was [Name of nth person in household] on your/his/her last birthday?) 

      Age probes: Is the household member 

            14 or under? If yes, enter [14]. If no, continue; 
            15-17? If yes, enter [16]. If no, continue; 
            18-19? If yes, enter [18]. If no, continue; 
            20-49? If yes, enter [32]. If no, continue; 
            50 or older? If yes, enter [50]. 

       ENTER [0] if less than 1 year 



HHPerson[n].HISP

Do you /does [Name of nth person in household] consider yourself/himself/herself to be Hispanic or Latino? 

[HELP AVAILABLE]

1.  Yes
5.  No



HHPerson[n].RACE [Only if HHPerson[n].HISP = 5]

What race do you/does [Name of nth person in household] consider yourself/himself/herself to be? 

[HELP AVAILABLE]

       READ list: 

1.  American Indian or Alaska Native
2.  Asian
3.  Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander
4.  Black or African-American
5.  White



HHPerson[n].DORMRES [Only if HHPerson[n].AGE_X = 17-22]

Do you/does [Name of nth person in household live in a college or university dormitory, 
fraternity, or sorority during the school year? 

1.  Yes
5.  No



EndRoster

Before we finish, are there any other members of this household 
who are currently living in a college or university dormitory, 
fraternity, or sorority? 

       If Informant says there are no others, select the [Continue] button. 

       Otherwise, if Informant has more people to describe, press the [Up-arrow] 
           to return to the roster screen and enter additional household information 



VERROSTER

To ensure I have entered all the information correctly, I would like to review the list of household members with you. Please let me know if any of this information is incorrect. 

Currently I have the following information about this household: 

You're [Name (1)] and you’re [Age(1)] years old and consider yourself to be [Hispanic or Latino/American Indian or Alaska Native/Asian/Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander/Black or African-American/White/F/M]


[Name of the nth person in the household] and he/she is [Age of the nth person in the household] years old and considers himself/herself to be [Hispanic or Latino/American Indian or Alaska Native/Asian/Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander/Black or African-American/White/
F/M]

       If there is 
incorrect information, step back to the roster screen, by pressing the [Up] arrow,
         and enter additional household information 

       ASK if necessary: (What should be changed?) 

       ENTER [Continue] once all information has been verified to be correct 





EXITAGE [Would occur after VERROSTER only if no household member is between the ages of 15 and 49]


Thank you. In this study, we are only interviewing men and women
between the ages of 15 and 49. So, these are all the questions I
have for you now. On behalf of the University of Michigan, the US
Public Health Service, and the US Department of Health and Human
Services, I thank you for taking the time to help with this survey.

(My home office may be calling you to verify that I was at the correct
address and spoke with a household member. For these reasons, may I
have your telephone number?)

 Go To ST_sPhone





EXITSCR1 [If selected member of household is a dorm resident]

Thank you for your time. (RNAME) has been selected to provide additional information for this study. Is (RNAME) currently away at school or college?


1.  Yes
5.  No





EXITSCR2

[If informant is selected]

Thank you for your time. You have been selected for the study. May we begin the interview now?

[If a minor household member is selected]

Thank you for your time. [RNAME] has been selected to provide additional information for this study. May I speak to a parent or guardian of [RNAME] now?

[If a non-minor household member is selected]

Thank you for your time. [RNAME] has been selected to provide additional information for this study. May I speak to [RNAME] now?


1.  Yes
5.  No



ST_sPhone

May I have a telephone number to contact you/[RNAME]?



LANG

 Interviewer checkpoint: 

       Please code the likely interview language. 

1.  English
2.  Spanish
3.  Unknown
4.  Other













SCOBS_2

 Interviewer checkpoint: 

[HELP AVAILABLE]

       Do you think the selected respondent is in an active 
           sexual relationship with an opposite-sex partner? 


1.  Yes
5.  No



SCOBS_3

 Interviewer checkpoint: 

       What is the probability of getting the main interview? 

1.  High
2.  Medium
3.  Low



SCComplete

 Interviewer checkpoint: 

       You have reached the end of the NSFG Screener 

       ENTER [1] to exit interview 

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